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A Village with only 56 Inhabitants Hides Beaches with Turquoise Waters, Quiet Bays and a 150-Year-Old Lighthouse
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On the northern coast of New South Wales, Australia, there is Seal Rocks, a picturesque fishing village with only 56 inhabitants, according to the 2021 census. Although it has a small population, the town hides some of the most beautiful coastal landscapes in the region, from quiet bays and beaches to rocky promontories and forests near the ocean.
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